just put this clip of guyana up. >> what is happening with this equipment? up from the reservoir, and within that, we separate the oil to put onto the tankers to sell around the world. we recompress. >> at 340 meters long, roughly the length of a football field, the fps i'll have the capacity to hold up to 2 million barrels of oil, which it offloads to tankers for transport. >> it will get us up to full production. >> what is full production capacity for this facility? >> about 220 k bd. that is usually the average for the year. on any given day, we can go higher, 230. depending on the conditions, we can go higher than that. >> is it insignificant? >> now. people will see. we saw so many of the different wells. that is exxon mobil. you thought there, what they are able to do. by the way, as you know, that spot, there was oil outside guyana, but they weren't sure. a lot of companies didn't get there. >> i know of the companies that gave up. you didn't give up. this is remarkable. i have to tell you, all the companies that i thought no one could ever get into,

the seasonal rains when heavy in guyana and it's heavy, i think now south venezuela columbia. but the potential forbid of flooding, maybe even in ecuador again, and was heavy rain because an increase in the trade winds in nicaragua, maybe honduras the pacific coast of mexico's been wet recently. but what's probably more persistent is the heat is growing again in northern mexico, which ties into what's effectively a heat way to the 4 corners this desert southwest and running into the central valley of california. it's also particularly hot in texas higher than it should be that generates big thunder souls of the next day off the wet weather is probably going to be in florida. castle airway official airline of the journey. me ah.

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and i thought at that moment, my god, i survived guyana, but i'm not going to survive this in the housep here and try to overturn the election. so, you may call it political. it was political. but we're going to find out why it happened and we're going to make sure it never happens again. >> that was congresswoman jackie speier in june of 2021 when the house voted to approve the creation of the select committee to investigate the january 6th insurrection. tonight, we will start to see the public phase of the fruits of that boat and of their labor, the beginning of the committee's findings displayed in primetime. joining us now is congresswoman jackie speier of california. i have seen that. i remember i was watching live when it happened. it gives me chills every time you talk about that. we were just talking about the threats against justice kavanaugh and this almost inching toward normalization of violence and the threats of violence is perhaps one of the most horrific things that has been ushered in under the leadership of the last president. and i wonder your thoughts now on the eve

before i could step foot on this vessel, 120 miles off the coast of guyana, i had to go through helicoptera company called survival systems usa. first i spent a few hours in the classroom with my instruct there, took a written exam and then suited up. the pool. >> everyone start coming >> once i had my gear sorted out my classmates and i headed to the pool. after we practiced for emergencies, we were ready to really get our feet wet. there is a lot about surviving at sea, but none of it matters if you don't survive the initial crash. buckled into a seat, and flipped a number of times, i had to make my way to the surface, pushing out windows, pulling myself across the road to an open exit. in the dark and with sirens blaring, i am more confident that i could handle an emergency situation. but here is to hoping i never have to. >> david back with us now. pretty intense training. >> you are not kidding. not something that i would soon forget, shep, in terms of what we had to do to get on the helicopter. >> after months and months of reporting do you think that exxonmobil's efforts to go green

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diesel rains when heavy in guyana, and it's heavy. i think now some of that is whaler columbia. but the potential forbid of flooding, maybe even in ecuador again, and was heavy rain because an increase in the trade winds in nicaragua may be honduras. the pacific coast of mexico has been wet recently, but what's probably more persistent is the heat is growing again in northern mexico . which ties in from what is effectively a heat way through the fall calls this desert southwest and running it through the central valley of california. it's also particularly hot in texas, harvard, it should be that generates big thunder souls of the next day or so. the wet is weather is probably going to be in florida. cats are airway issue and line of the journey with this is al jazeera ah hello. this is in use our on al jazeera. i'm fully back to go live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. iran and venezuela sign a 20 year agreement to strengthen their relations as they faced us sanctions. demanding justice for serene abu, our clay one month since israel forces shot and killed the al jaze

had to do to get here before i could step foot on this exxonmobil vessel 120 miles off the coast of guyanapter safety training with a company called survival systems usa first i spent a few hours in the classroom with my instructor, took a written exam, and then i suited up. once i had my gear sorted out, my classmates and i headed to the pool >> sit wherever you want >> after we practiced for in-flight emergencies, we were ready to really get our feet wet. there's a lot to learn about surviving at sea but none of it matters if you don't survive the initial crash. buckled into a seat, dropped into the pool, and flipped an unknown an unknown number of times, you had to make my way to the surface, pulling mileself in the dark and with sirens blaring. with every dunk, i was more confident that i could handle an emergency situation. but here's to hoping i never have to. it brings back memories. i spent a lot of time in a pool, as know, but never doing that stuff. >> what was your grade >> i passed. >> did you push anybody aside when you were getting out. [ laughter ] >> no. >> everyone for the

you're busy in guyana? >> yes we don't talk about it enough. younger people owned plugged power.n plugged. >> wow. >> they own bloom energy they own rivian. i saw joe burrow at lordstown, what is he doing lordstown! >> that gets us back to the broader conversation we've had many, many times, the mountain these stocks climbed, only to come down the other side -- >> you warned us on rivian. >> yeah. >> you said we would be safe in rivian. >> no,i did not. i was somewhat skeptical about the valuation. >> lose i had was one you they would perhaps wasn't on steady ground, right? >> lose ucid is -- those have ce until a lot of focus in part from the office of elizabeth warren, seem to be watching us on cnbc. in fact a lot of their footnotes had our reporting. >> i they continue to do inside buys, but david, you can't buy stocks of companies that are losing. >> you haven't even mentioned your friend sara fryer. >> why is everyone my friend >> nextdoor is at three -- by the way, they announced a buyback. it's up from two it's up from two >> there you go. >> hey, listen, they don't have a

capital allocation, of course, amongst them, we really do try to answer that question there's a look at guyana22nd. we hope you join us then. >> less than two weeks. >> yes, sir. >>> a check on the market, s&p down about 2.7%. the dow down about 800, the closing low for the s&p two days in a row, that was about three weeks ago. bob pisani has more on the action >> that was may 19th, mike we're sitting at very important closing lows, with big names as well let's look it he sectors not surprisingly, growth is getting clobbered, over value travel and leisure names are in that sector. they're getting hit, global growth, of course, an issue, some materials are down. energy is holding up comparative well energy has sort of become the new tech some of the defensive names like health care and some of the consumer staples names like kroger,sh megacap tech, that's some important levels here, apple's closing low is 137.35, and we are essentially sitting right at the closing low nvidia leading semiconductors to the down side right now. travel and leisure, these have been ping-pong balls essentially for co

lucia, bahamas, guyana, trinidad and tobago, and many more. the vibrancy and brilliant of this community have shaped the essence of our district and this nation. the impact of caribbean heritage on the state of new york and our country is tremendous. i'd like to specifically recognize the impact of three organizations that celebrate caribbean culture in our district. the all islands association, jamaican progressive league, and dominican culture association of yongers have been critical in empowering neighbors and delivering critical resources and services. mr. bowman: i'm proud to represent such a diverse community of people and honored to making new york 16 a better place for all as we work for better housing, immigration, workers and care rights, and entrepreneurship opportunities. thank you, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: witho